Sunairio, a Baltimore, MD-based developer of a climate intelligence platform designed for renewable energy and market prediction. The company’s platform offers a proprietary climate simulation technology that generates probabilistic weather, energy, and market price forecasts, enabling energy industry customers to make better investment, planning, and operating decisions.
Sunairio was funded $6.4 million led by Buoyant Ventures, alongside Constellation Technology Ventures and MassMutual Ventures’ Climate Tech Fund, with additional participation from Rosecliff Ventures and existing angel investors.
Sunairio has emerged as a trailblazer in the field
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